Just four seconds into the opening tilt of their home matchup against your Los Angeles Chargers, Green Bay Packers strong safety Dallin Leavitt was quickly whistled for a foul for holding on his club's kickoff return, writes Rob Removsky of ESPN. He was then quickly whistled for unsportsmanlike conduct towards a game referee for protesting the call, as Matt Schneidman of The Athletic details.

This double-foul call means he's essentially on the shortest possible leash the rest of the way.

Green Bay started things off on the club's own five-yard line.

Schneidman adds that Packers head coach Matt LaFleur was furious after the calls, not at the rulings but at Leavitt himself for his behavior.

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